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		<title>By: down the middle</title>
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		<description>I agree on both sides to an extent to the loans. I think that the structure of the loans are good, BUT I do not like the fact that they are now giving checks that you can take with you or cash it for a fee at the loan office. 
  Especially when I hear places say &quot; most banks will put a 7-10 day hold on the checks&quot;. By writing a check and charging a fee to cash it does not provide a service for the customer, just an extra burdon. My bank will cash the check for free, but I feel sorry for the poor folks that believe that their bank may put a hold on it, Heck, take it to Wal-mart, they will cash it for $3. 
  I also dont like some of the marketing that they do, calling inactive customers that are out of the &quot;cycle of debt&quot; or to send them $25 coupons so that they start loaning again. 

  One company charges MORE now than before. If you cash your check there , you get $100 and have to pay $124. Thats ALOT more than the $115 that you used to have to pay. 

  I think the &quot;credit investigation &quot;fees. I think that this day in age you have to protect  your assets and checking to see if they have screwed over other payday lenders in the past. 

  Before I get any negative feed back from anyone, I have gotten loans, but its very limited. I might get 1 every 2 or 3 months and I am never late. I just think there are some things that they need to change. I would so love to just go back to paying $15 for every $100. Thank you  Governor Strickland.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I agree on both sides to an extent to the loans. I think that the structure of the loans are good, BUT I do not like the fact that they are now giving checks that you can take with you or cash it for a fee at the loan office.<br />
  Especially when I hear places say &#8221; most banks will put a 7-10 day hold on the checks&#8221;. By writing a check and charging a fee to cash it does not provide a service for the customer, just an extra burdon. My bank will cash the check for free, but I feel sorry for the poor folks that believe that their bank may put a hold on it, Heck, take it to Wal-mart, they will cash it for $3.<br />
  I also dont like some of the marketing that they do, calling inactive customers that are out of the &#8220;cycle of debt&#8221; or to send them $25 coupons so that they start loaning again. </p>
<p>  One company charges MORE now than before. If you cash your check there , you get $100 and have to pay $124. Thats ALOT more than the $115 that you used to have to pay. </p>
<p>  I think the &#8220;credit investigation &#8220;fees. I think that this day in age you have to protect  your assets and checking to see if they have screwed over other payday lenders in the past. </p>
<p>  Before I get any negative feed back from anyone, I have gotten loans, but its very limited. I might get 1 every 2 or 3 months and I am never late. I just think there are some things that they need to change. I would so love to just go back to paying $15 for every $100. Thank you  Governor Strickland.</p>
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